Graphic & Design (354 programs)

Pros: Measure items within photos. Tile images to print with a regular printer. Works with bitmap images. Compare image elements with graph-like measuring tools.

Cons: Crashes upon opening without the correct settings. The measuring tools are poorly optimized. Have to save other files as bitmap and use them. Needlessly complicated menu options.

Pros: Create professional-looking icons. Resize and populate tools work well with square icons. The interface is intuitive for people who develop icons professionally. Cleanly designed, efficient, and has a tidy menu selection system.

Cons: Has little use to people who are not developers. Does not resize images and tries to stretch them instead. Need a perfectly square canvas to stop resizing distortion. Preview function seems to work on laptops and not PCs.

Pros: Retains meta data. Handles bulk uploads. Fine-tune image resolution and sharpness. Maintains file hierarchy.

Cons: Basic user interface. Printing controls are limited. Some file formats not supported. Few default resizing presets.

Pros: Easy to use. Supports exporting to PDF documents. Supports several template patterns. Works with multiple languages.

Cons: Still missing several functions and tools. Not ideal for complex 3D projects. No mention about data (design) security. No real user guide.

Pros: Powerful tools. Doesn't require coding knowledge. Good alternative to more expensive programs. Easy to use once you know your way around.

Cons: Lacks a few basic design tools. Could do with more intuitive controls. Limited OS support. Uses a lot of system resources.

Pros: Accessible for CAD novices. Free. Feature rich. Vertex-level editing.

Cons: No export function without in-app purchase. No print function without in-app purchase. Mac only. 2D designs only.

Pros: Allows for batch watermarking of images. Support for a huge number of image formats. Includes a built-in tutorial. Step-by-step wizard is easy to use.

Cons: Large batch watermarking takes a long time. User interface is somewhat clunky. Some basic options are hidden in sub-menus. Not as powerful as Photoshop or GIMP.

Pros: Well designed icons. Wide variety categorised by keyword search. Exports to a variety of file types. Vectored for highest quality.

Cons: It’s from 2015, and not updated since 2016. Some users found developer description misleading. Icons cannot be combined/edited in-programme. Will not include icons for brand new programmes.

Pros: High customisation; change anything from colours to blur effects. Screenshots can be exported to PNG or JPG format. Small price is highly preferable to hiring an expensive professional. Save your user settings as a template for later.

Cons: Only for mobile devices; not available for desktop. Some may prefer to pay for professional service if they don't have time or patience. Price only worth it if you're passionate about creating your own material. Takes some concentration to get the hang of each setting.

Pros: Some of the templates are well designed. Many color choices are very professionally chosen. Categorized template selections have equal numbers in each group. Over 1000 templates to choose from.

Cons: Displays templates that cannot be downloaded or opened. Doesn’t allow design alterations or edits. Cannot create templates with the tool. Some templates look cheap and old-fashioned.

Pros: There are nearly 300 custom templates to choose from.. One account supports multiple devices.. All templates are backed up within the cloud.. It is possible to perform basic editing options within the templates themselves..

Cons: A significant amount of memory (415.4 megabytes) is needed.. The application may freeze during installation.. No advanced editing features are available.. It is not possible to upload personalised or third-party templates..

Pros: Simple and easy-to-use interface. Makes your images look a lot more interesting. Online art gallery available. Social media sharing features.

Cons: Stroke variations could offer better stroke patterns. Some finished images may look cartoonish. Customer support needs to be better. Not a free tool.

Pros: Extract individual elements of SWF file. View source code. Easy to understand interface. Export elements to multiple file formats.

Cons: Cannot work with password protected files. Not many features for the price. Learning curve is a little steep. Decompiled source code can be difficult to understand.

Pros: Automatically run conversions. Multiple files processed. Intuitive drag and drop system. All major AutoCAD files catered for.

Cons: Does not work on some systems. Not always reliable. For AutoCAD engineers only. Little by way of support.

Pros: Offers 18 template categories. Hundreds of different themes are on offer. Templates for Infographics, artwork and PowerPoint programs. Design library holds over 50,000 different designs.

Cons: Useless if you do not pay a subscription. Auto-renews your subscription unless you manually unsubscribe. Templates for Microsoft Word are unusable. Around 30% of the designs are not professionally designed.

Pros: This program supports high-resolution images.. Contacts can be imported from an address book when creating personalized labels.. Lines and polygons may be added.. Drop-and-drag functionality is ideal for novices..

Cons: Font sizes may change during the printing process.. Reopening saved work can be slightly complicated.. This program requires more memory than some open-source bundles.. Some claim that the program is not as intuitive as it could be..

Pros: Import images. Print multiple labels on a page. Export labels as image. Shadowed text.

Cons: Lining design with printer is difficult. Basic design tools. Minimal template support. Non re-sizeable app window.

Pros: Not much hard drive space will be required.. Users can toggle back and forth between photos at will..

Cons: Bloom Image Viewer does not provide any means to edit photos.. The user interface might not be suitable for all screen sizes..

Pros: Supports a wide range of file formats. A large number of tools to make use of.

Cons: No tutorial available. Tends to freeze from time to time.